Charges against two men accused of running a prostitution ring out of a Rose Park motel appear to have opened the door to new housing, as a developer converted the property into apartments and now wants to add a new building on the site’s north end. The new owner...
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LDS Church shares plans to erect new 8-story apartment building on South Temple
If it can get approvals to demolish a contributing home in a historic district and approval for additional height, the LDS Church plans to rehab several existing structures and build a new eight-story residential building among its long stretch of properties Downtown....
Developers would build a five-story apartment building to replace Snelgrove Ice Cream if rezone is approved
The city should extend the footprint of Sugar House’s Downtown zoning to include the 4-acre parcel that’s been home to a Nestlé plant, developers said in documents that reveal plans for the huge site in the western gateway to the neighborhood’s commercial core. The...
City Council moving closer to final decision on big expansion of shared housing
Salt Lake City could see a return of dorm-style housing with shared living space among renters from different families in more neighborhoods around the city under a change that's up for final comment this week. The updated ordinance would effectively rebrand what has...
Project in Euclid-Popular Grove shows potential for densification on former single-family lot
A 45-unit, 5-story studio apartment project has been proposed for a .20 acre lot on the corner of Jeremy Street and 100 South in one of Salt Lake City’s mostly quickly transitioning neighborhoods, just south of the North Temple transit corridor. Axis Architects and...
Developers propose new apartments next to Salt Lake City’s Ballpark stadium
The area surrounding Smith’s Ballpark could welcome a new, seven-story residential building in an area that’s attracting attention from developers if not from policymakers. Tradition Pointe would add 78 studio and one-bedroom units in an area near a transit station...
Rocky Mountain Power offers up its 100-acre campus for redevelopment
A massive change is coming to Salt Lake City's west side. Rocky Mountain Power recently moved to offer its sprawling, 100-acre campus in Poplar Grove up for redevelopment, creating a once in a lifetime opportunity to bring life to an area that’s been looking for...
Planning Commission to hear developer’s case for relief from Sears Block height + massing design standards
In a decision to significantly impact south Downtown and the State Street corridor, the Salt Lake City Planning Commission will decide on the first phase of the “Sears Block” development, a mixed-use market-rate residential project named “The Jetty.” The developers,...
Quickly and quietly, Salt Lake suburbs add thousands of new mid-density units west of State Street
Developers have found a welcome area along the UTA transit line in recent years, flooding an underutilized area with dozens of urban infill developments that have added an impressive amount of density to Salt Lake City’s immediate neighbors to the south. At least 28...
Interest in Central 9th expands as developer seeks to build low-income housing on 300 West
A developer is asking for permission to build a bit higher to accommodate for copious parking for a building that would bring low-income units to the Ballpark neighborhood near the booming Central 9th area. The Chrome Works project at 269 W. Brooklyn Ave (near 1000...
Developer looking to build affordable housing along 300 West loses out on project
A developer that had planned for a low-income housing development in Salt Lake City’s Ballpark neighborhood has dropped out after looking for city approval for its new building next to a TRAX station. A developer that had been looking for city approval to build...
Developers are building a new millennial and Gen Z-focused social club in Salt Lake City
Move over Alta Club. Salt Lake City will soon become home to a new social club. But instead of catering to a membership of the wealthy, the Edison House is being marketed as a “home away from home” for younger residents and working professionals that are flocking into...












